Real Estate Transfers in Benton County May 10 to 11
Real estate transfers reported by Kennewick Abstract Co cover numerous deeds and contracts in eastern Benton County from May 10 to 11. Transactions include Hover Land Co to Richard Stanton, multiple lots in Hover's Fountain Park, and various deeds to Kennewick and Richland area parcels, with prices listed such as 300, 500, 900, 1500 dollars.
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Benton Couny
Kennewick Abstract Co
Hover Land Co
Richard Stanton
Fountain Park
Davidson
Sarah Hschlund
Richland
GJ Smith
Earnest L Nance
NPI Co
Kennewick
Finley School District Seeks Brick School House Bids
The Finley School District No. 13 announces a bid call for a brick school house in Finley Washington. Bids are due by 1 pm on Saturday May 22 at First National Bank Kennewick or may be filed with Secretary O C Retzlaff Finley. Each bid must include a certified check as per the specifications. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Finley ‘School District No. 13
Finley
Columbia Clay Co
Kennewick Wash
First National Bank
Kennewick
O. C. Retzlaff
Finley, Wash
Hover Notes Reflect Local Life and Incidents
Sunday visits in Kennewick and Spokane. J J Dahlain builds a row boat while Miss Iva Stretchberry grows as a photographer. The region sees travel, inspections, property moves, and a serious assault case tied to a Greek section hand named Frank. School closes with high pass expectations andあります.
Woman's Club closes year with annual meeting at Parish House
The Woman's Club held its final meeting of the year at the Parish House on Tuesday. Officers announced include Mrs. L. kd. Johnson as president Mrs. Frank Emigh as vice president Mrs. O. L. Hanson as secretary and Mrs. Chase Collins as treasurer. New members were welcomed and plans for next October were discussed.
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Woman’s Club
Courier
L. Kd. Johnson
Frank Emigh
O. L. Hanson
Chase Collins
Finley community notices and visits announced
W L Davis traveled to Spokane while Mrs Culling visits Finley. Geo Finley returned from Oregon with cattle for Kennewick meat market. J P Lewins left for Spokane for an extended absence. Amos Haney is sick at home with lagrippe. Finley Sunday School urges attendance and visitors. Dr Farmer of Spokane buys Dr Gould place to improve and practice. A meeting May 21 to dispose of the old school house. 30 acres east of Finley to be cleared for a home site. Mrs Clarence Lyons and family visit Prank Loons. Mrs R B Woodson and daughter June of Wenatchee visiting Hahey family on way to Nome. Plus Ultra Class plans fundraising for a church building fund with a class roll. First soc ial held at H S Haney home June 3. Jessie Setzer surprised by Sunday School class for 17th birthday memory.
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Josie
Minnie McGuire
Strawberbickers
Horse Heaven
E. Maddox
Calvert, Wash
P.&s
Dr. Ponting
Kennewick
Hover
Ponting
Pasco
Jack Marshall
Herbert & Earl
Waldorf
Mr. Wilson
Frank
W. L. Davis
Spokane
Culling
Geo. Finley
Oregon
J. P. Lewins
Amos Haney
Lagrippe
Finley
Dr. Farmer
Clarence Lyons
L. J. Bright
A. E. Bright
Seattle
R. B. Woodson
June
Wenatchee
D. K. Hahey
Nome
Alaska
Lucy
Lucir
Haney
Jessie Setzer
Miss Godfrey
Miss Setzer
Richland items report local happenings and business
W L Muncey visited Walla Walla on business this week. Howard S Amon sold a hop ranch near Richland to W C Stetson of Seattle. Cement blocks under construction for Milton Perkins and J W Randall. Earl James of Pasco visited family. Dollarside family to Kennewick for berry picking. Fred B Kriedler built a new foundation in north Richland. Oscar Kolline returned from The Dales Oregon after Epworth League meeting. L Amsbury and Harry McGregor visit on Bento Water and Lower Yakima Irrigation Co business. Mrs Wm Lasher ill. Miss Lara Long new primary teacher. Mr and Mrs Yenel of Polo Illinois visiting property interests. Elder N H Barriger led Sunday services and baptism with four candidates. Swastika Club hosted Esther and Beth VanHorn for games and refreshments. Fifty youths attended. Baseball team in red suits and yellow caps to play first game Sunday against business men. strong sentiment for success.
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W. L. Muncey
Walla Walla
Howard S. Amon
W. C. Stetson
Seattle
Milton Perkins
J. W. Randall
Earl James
Pasco
J. H. James
L. Dollarside
Kennewick
Fred B. K
Oscar Kolline
Dales
Oregon
LA Amsbury
Harry McGregor
Bento Water Co
Yakima
Wm. Lasher
Lara Long
K Yenel
Polo, Ill
Biehland
N. H. Barriger
Sunnyside
Esther
Beth VanHorn
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
The Doughertys express gratitude to friends and neighbors for deep sympathy and assistance during the illness and death of their beloved son Lincoln and for kindness through their prolonged siege of sickness.
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Lincoln
F. L. Dougherty
New Arrivals at Tulls Busy Corner Store
This week the store received about $1500 worth of new goods. The sales force has been unpacking, marking and displaying items. Kennewick ladies are invited to see a line including waist, silk, linen and embroidery materials in shades and patterns from 98c to 4.25.
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Kennewick
Puritan Brand Underwear and Accessories Feature
Summer undergarments in various weights include Puritan knit underwear for infants and adults. Hosiery in new bloods and greens, belts, fans, parasols. Indian head suitings and linen pongee at 20 cents per yard. Sateen silk, new utility ginghams, Heatherbloom skirting, rich velvet and satin ribbons.
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Puritan
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Benton County Irrig. Co
R. G Walker
Plymouth
Julia B Clements
Grace L Howell
Geo H. Lea
N.C. Railroad Co
Altrogge Et
Kennewick Inv
NCR Co
PrCo
Kelso Bros Co
Sea of See
G.B. Shroyer
J. J. Dahlain
L. J. Dimmick
Two Rivers
Mr. Austin
N.G. Sheer
Jie
Tulls
J.-E. Tull